1879 "The Graphic" - Thomas Edison - Zulu War End - Nagaland - Jews in Rumania

Description

An original edition of "The Graphic" illustrated weekly newspaper dated November 1, 1879. This popular London magazine was published from 1869 until 1932 and had a significant influence on the art world through its fine illustrations - see history below
The illustrations, many by special artists sent to areas of war, are as follows:
"Returned from the Zulu War"  - cover page
"The Accident to the P. and O. Steamer "Australia"
'The Outrage in the Naga Hills - a Native Trophy of Human Skulls"
'Sketches at San Marino, Central Italy'
"A Fine Day in Autumn - By the Serpentine" - London
"Thomas Alva Edison. The American Inventor and Electrician"
"The New Pullman Dining Car ..."
"The Jewish Question in Roumania ..." - equal rights granted
"Horticultural and Agricultural Show ... Jamaica"
All of the illustrations are explained in the text. Good condition - double pages have binding holes - one missing and one loose page - see scans . The magazine has been bound and disbound
11 pages, 22 sides . Page size 12 x 16 inches. A great and interesting resource for the historian
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